FRC Labview and Wiremod, should it be done?

[wolfin1a5c]

F.R.C.- FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION
lab-view- software used to program
i am surprised no one has thought of this. i was the main programmer for my team. team 2925 and i learned how to use the software lab-view because it was just like wire. I'm going to try and copy down as much about the software robotics library's while i still have the software. wouldn't it be cool to practice real world robotics with wire? i think it would

first thing first this is an example of lab-view from Wikipedia
this uses chips and wires just like wire-mod
[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/b6/WikipediaFPandBD.png[/img]
next there is the brain of the robot, the crio
[img]http://first.wpi.edu/Images/CMS/First/crio_and_sidecar.jpg[/img]
the big thing is the crio and those are modules plugged into it,
those modules have sidecars attached to them

example robot
[img]http://first.wpi.edu/Images/CMS/First/demobot_with_labels_rdax_600x450.jpg[/img]
better example of labview, this is my program
[img]http://i45.tinypic.com/34edjb7.jpg[/img]
tell me what you think would it be worth doing?
probably use wiremod and pcmod things like that.

[yakahughes]

[QUOTE=wolfin1a5c;22240302]tell me what you think would it be worth doing?[/QUOTE]
no

[wolfin1a5c]

[QUOTE=yakahughes;22240417]no[/QUOTE]
ok :v:

[Spacetech]

I prefer Windriver C++ for robots, Labview is so annoying. Block diagrammed based languages usually don't take you very far into the future.

[DocDoomsday]

[QUOTE=Spacetech;22240971]I prefer Windriver C++ for robots, Labview is so annoying. Block diagrammed based languages usually don't take you very far into the future.[/QUOTE]

Lua doesn't take you very far into the future either...but we still do it...

[editline]10:28PM[/editline]

But I agree, I also think Windriver C++ is better but I haven't done much with either of them in a long time. So try not to take my word for it.

[wolfin1a5c]

[QUOTE=DocDoomsday;22243173]Lua doesn't take you very far into the future either...but we still do it...

[editline]10:28PM[/editline]

But I agree, I also think Windriver C++ is better but I haven't done much with either of them in a long time. So try not to take my word for it.[/QUOTE]

i wanted to use windriver c++ but everyone decided we should use labview so i could teach the other kids next year

[zenby]

i find e2 suffices for making robots.